CXXI.

I do not ask you to adopt any faith of mine. But as you would do good

work in your generation, I ask of you to give yourselves no peace till

you have answered these questions, each one for himself, in the very

secret recesses of his heart, “Do I, does my race, want a head? Can we

be satisfied with any less than a Son of man and a Son of God? Is this

Christ, who has been so long worshipped in England, He?”

If you can answer, though with faltering lips, “Yes, this is He,” I

care very little what else you accept, all else that is necessary or

good for you will come in due time, if once he has the guidance of you.

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